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...example, instead of having the major access to the development be an entry ramp to the Mass Pike, why not cooperate with the MBTA to expand bus or trolley service to the area and lay out the buildings for easy ommunication with the bus stops...
...from campaign headquarters, Morton backtracked and declared that Kissinger was "an asset, not a liability" in the President's effort to win the nomination. Speaking in Wisconsin, Ford declared: "I would like Secretary Kissinger to be Secretary as long as I am President, and I can't expand on that." The morning after his primary victory in Wisconsin, the President went out of his way to share the psychological spoils with Kissinger. Said he: "I thought that the results certainly fully justified my faith in Henry Kissinger. That was an issue in Wisconsin because my opponent made...
...tried a rueful quip: "We got our landslide, but we just missed our majority." He had the best organization in the state and expended $650,000 and 20 days of personal campaigning-more than the investment in money and time of the other candidates combined. Nonetheless, he failed to expand his support much beyond his solid core of Jewish and blue-collar voters in the New York City area. He lost most of the black districts, the suburbs and upstate New York to Udall and Carter. More than ever, Jackson knows that he must do well in Pennsylvania...
...fields of the San Joaquin Valley by 3000 miles, politicized Chicanos encounter a dilemna at Harvard--the absence of issues that directly concern their community. While some RAZA members do participate in UFW-sponsored pickets of local supermarkets, the organization has chosen to focus its energies on recruiting to expand the size of the Chicano community on campus...
Until the University--or the federal government--makes available more funds for financial aid, or finds some way to freeze or reduce tuition, the parent loan program should serve to expand Harvard's applicant pool and perhaps increase diversity among students...